Traveling to Kaua’i? Here’s What You Need to Know

Fortunately, Kauai has a stable weather pattern for the whole year. For winter, the temperature is expected to be around mid 70 degrees Fahrenheit whereas, in the summer season, it can reach mid 80 degrees. The island is far wetter on par with other islands and its verdant landscape is why it is also called the ‘Garden Isle’.

Its North and East Coasts are wetter than other areas and the driest areas are in the South and further West Kauai. Most of the time rain is brief, however, it is recommended that you frequently listen to the Weather Channel as they provide detailed weather forecasts daily. For more details, you may visit this weather guide.

In this case, the only thing to note is to avoid dates that fall into the hurricane season, if not, prepare for it. Although these are rare in Kauai, the increased activities over the past few years prove that it is important to consider this.

The best prices on travel and accommodation in Kauai are between April to May and September to early December. An increase in demand is expected during the holidays which means that prices will match. On the other hand, the quieter months during spring and fall, the lesser crowd will mean less demand for accommodation.

Now there is a lot of great places to stay in Kauai, and it all boils down to your preference. What activities do you want to experience? What type of accommodation are you looking for? What Vibe matches your personality? Fortunately, you will experience little to no difficulty in choosing a place to stay in as all of these offer their unique flavor that anyone can enjoy.

• If you’re the type who likes getting involved in local events, then here is a breakdown of the different seasonal events you to participate in while traveling to Kauai:
• Winter Events
• Waimea Town Celebration
• Prince Kuhio Day Celebration
• Spring Events
• Taste of Hawaii
• Summer Events
• Koloa Plantation Days
• Kauai Marathon
• Kauai Mokihana Festival
• Fall Events
• Kauai Chocolate and Coffee Festival
• Holiday Craft Fair
  

Aside from travel to Kauai Covid restrictions, another struggle is traveling on a budget. With the place’s relaxing and peaceful atmosphere, lush forests and breathtaking views many would assume that it would cost a fortune to travel to a paradise like Kauai.

This is why a common misconception visitors have of Hawaii’s ‘Garden Isle’ is that it is impossible to travel around it on a budget especially when it’s known as a popular spot for films. However, this is actually false as there are a lot of budget friendly means to travel to Kauai cheap.

Here are some of the best travel deals to Kauai available on Hawaii.com:

• 6-night long Kauai island-hopping – starts at $1,039
• Hawaiian Island Tour and Cruise 2021: Tour 4 islands in 12 consecutive days – save $500 for every couple. Starts as $2,099
• Aloha Hawaiian All-Inclusive Packages - $970 per head
• 6 nights Kauai Island-Hopping with Accommodation – starts at $819
• 6 nights Oahu, Big Island and Kauai multi-island trips – starts at $1,019

All of the aforementioned Kauai vacation deals ensure a cheaper airfare and hotel. They already include roundtrip airfare, meals, activities and hotel accommodation. Deals specifically for Kauai vacations vary daily, so it would be of your best interest to book a deal that suits you as soon as possible as they disappear quickly.

Now if you want to take a step further and save on in-land transportation, then the best choice would be to have your very own vehicle to use. Although there are car rentals available on the island, nothing feels more comforting and less time-consuming than using a vehicle that is already yours to begin with.